I spent some time trying various other password generation utilities, but Password Generator Professional was by far the easiest and most advanced. I also have to mention the Customer Service which was both prompt and efficient.

- James Robson, UK Atomic Energy Authority, UK

Thank you for an excellent product. I tried several products in all price ranges for their full trial period, but the winner was Password Generator's interface having the most logical look & feel, and Password Generator's enterprise quality.

- James Carlburg, Pres. Software Motif Inc., USA

The product works great with the needs of creating truly random passwords with features like filtering out certain characters (l or 0).

Random Password Generator 2015 is much more than just a password generator - it's a professional software for generating unique & secure random passwords / keycodes / numbers / serial numbers / usernames / any other short pieces of random "text" (to reflect this fact, the word "password" on this website refers to a wide variety of strings that this product can generate, and not just to passwords per se). Building on over 7 years of experience (previously the product was made by Diplodock), Password Generator 2015 offers the most advanced set of features available in any random code generation application!

What You Can Do With Random Password Generator 2015

These are just a few things you can do with random Password Generator 2015:

Generate millions of very complex passwords of any length in seconds

Control exactly which characters can appear, how often, and where using customizable logical groups - character groups

E-mail new or updated passwords (or usernames) safely and save a lot of time using built-in wizard

And much, much more!

Some Samples

Random Password Generator 2015 can easily produce very sophisticated passwords and keycodes that match even the strictest requirements and policies!

Below you will find just a very few examples of the kinds of codes the program can generate. These are just a few sample cases, to let you understand how flexible the product can be!

Description

Sample

A password of length 8 to 11 characters, that contains lower case, upper case, and numeric characters with 10:10:5 ratio, excluding capital letter B, and it should not start with a number.

Kw4YtnW3Pz

A keycode 25 to 30 characters long, consisting of only upper case and numeric characters, excluding letters X and N, with the first 5 characters generated sequentially starting from 00001 and presented in hexadecimal format, separated by a dash every 5 characters until 20th character. 11th keycode would look like:

0000B-9UHO6-0EMY5-LS9TR-Q445PMG8

A strong password of length 10 with no duplicate (AbA), repeating (AAb), or consecutive (qwe,abc) characters, and containing at least 1 punctuation character.

p5l1v;DJE3

Pronounceable password 12 characters long, containing double vowels (oo), but no double consonants (ll), and one numeric character at the end.

rasopafeese8

A username of the form random Random Adjective, followed by underscore character, followed by First Name, followed by 3 random numbers, followed by @domain.

Fine_Alexander323@domain

Random number in hexadecimal format between 25 and 250 000.

83A2

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How It Works

The diagram below shows product's key elements and workflow:

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Video Demonstrations

See Password Generator 2015 in action, discover its powerful features, and learn how to use them by watching video demonstrations below! Some demos showcase 2010 version of the product, however everything shown there still applies to the latest version as well!

Note! The term password means any random string that can be generated like: passwords, keycodes, numbers, pins, usernames, etc.

Password Generation with Character Groups and Policies

You use character groups to control which characters can appear in your passwords. With character policies you can eliminate possible weaknesses in your passwords, like the presence of duplicate or consecutive characters.

In Basic Generation Mode you can generate secure passwords with minimal required customizations.

Generate Advanced Passwords

In Advanced Generation Mode you can control more aspects of the generation process. You can define and use custom character groups, as well as relative order of characters using group order mask. In addition you can control the frequency of appearance of all characters.

Note on the screenshot the group order mask used, the characters in the second custom character group, and resulting passwords.

Generate Pronounceable Passwords

You can generate easy to remember, pronounceable, but secure passwords in Pronounceable Generation Mode. You can control which characters will be used using special phonetic character groups where you can select allowed consonants and vowels. In addition you can control other options like the chance for a double consonant or vowel to appear as well as presence of numeric digits.

Use Masks for Keycodes and Usernames

In Mask Generation Mode you can use more advanced masks to generate keycodes, serial numbers, pins, and usernames that must follow a particular pattern with explicit control for character placement.

In addition, certain "building blocks" like "words" from dictionaries, strings from databases (defined in data-bound dictionaries), and sequences can only be used in Mask generation mode.

Note the generated passwords and usernames and their respective masks on the left (usernames are always generated according to a specified mask). Also note the #H hexadecimal sequence in the password mask, its values in the generated passwords, and its definition on the right.

Generate Random Numbers

In Number Generation Mode you can generate whole and fractional random numbers that either fall within a specified range or match a given statistical distribution. Negative numbers can be generated by specifying the minimum value less than zero.

You can also specify the numeric base (radix) of the generated numbers.

Use "words" and String Literals

When generating passwords in Mask Generation Mode or when generating usernames you can use literal strings and words taken from either built-in dictionaries or custom data sources (custom dictionaries and data-bound dictionaries).

A custom data source can be a simple text file or a database from which text data will be retrieved according to the settings and filters you specify. Before being used, this data is then further transformed according to the options you specified in a "dictionary" that manages the custom data source.

Note on the screenshot how the words from built-in dictionary A are used in the generated passwords according to the specified mask and dictionary settings.

Generate Statistically Distributed Random Numbers

In Number Generation Mode you can generate random numbers that match one of 17 built-in statistical distributions, so that generated numbers will be distributed according to distribution's probability density function.

Transforms will be applied as long as they are enabled and as long there is at least one active transform present in the transforms list. Transforms can be applied in any generation mode, to both passwords and usernames, and are always applied last, but before any filter and duplicate checks are performed.

Note on the screenshot active Append Transform, its options (append 2 copies of string _extra), and its result on the generated passwords.

Apply Transforms to Already Generated Passwords

Transforms can be applied in two ways: first, they can be applied automatically when you are generating passwords or usernames; second, they can be applied manually later to already generated passwords.

To apply transforms manually, simply select passwords to which you want to apply transforms, right-click on the selection, and click Apply Transforms.

Note: the active Reverse Characters Transform and its result on the selected passwords (as compared with the previous screenshot).

Compute Hashes

You can easily compute hashes of generated passwords and usernames using specified hashing or checksum algorithm. The following hash / checksum algorithms are supported: SHA1, SHA2, MD5, RIPE-MD, CRC.

You can also specify the encoding in which passwords should first be saved, before a hash can be computed on the actual byte representation of the encoded password.

Also note the usefulness of the MDI - Multiple Document Interface that allows you to work with several documents at once, as shown on the screenshot.

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Features

This section provides an extensive overview of product features. Hover your mouse over a feature to learn more about it.

Note! The term password means any random string that can be generated like: passwords, keycodes, numbers, pins, usernames, etc.

Core Features

Generate millions of passwords

Generate Directly to FilePRO

5 Generation Modes

Basic Mode

Advanced Mode

Mask ModePRO

Pronounceable Mode

Number ModePRO

Generate Random NumbersPRO

17 Built-in Statistical Distributions

Random Numbers within range

Use different numeric bases (radix)

Character Groups

Basic Character Groups

Phonetic Character Groups

User-Defined Character Groups

Advanced MasksPRO

Masking Resources

Masking Operators

Keycode Generation

Use Words & Text ItemsPRO

From built-in "dictionaries"

From user-defined text files

From databases

Use Sequences like 009, 00A, 00B...PRO

TransformsPRO

Replace, Insert, Delete Text

Morse Code Conversion

Leet Speak Conversion

Base-64 Conversion

Characters: Reverse, Shuffle, Change Case...

Convert Number Base

Compute hashes

Many Other Transforms

Character PoliciesPRO

Consecutive Characters

Similar Characters

Repeating Characters

Duplicate Characters

Random Number Generators

Cryptographically Secure FIPS-140 RNGPRO

Username GenerationPRO

Duplicate Removal & Unique Password GenerationPRO

Unicode Support for non-ASCII characters

XML/CSV/HTML/TXT Export

Generate millions of passwords

This product lets you generate millions of passwords and usernames in a matter of minutes. The precise speed and the number of passwords that can be generated depend on the available memory and processor speed. We guarantee ability to generate at least 50 000 000 passwords, provided there is enough memory (each password requires 2 x n + 4 bytes of storage, where n is the number of characters in a password, and 2 bytes per character are due to passwords being in Unicode).

Generate directly to file

The product can generate passwords, directly writing them to a file on disk, completely bypassing User Interface. This will not only result in considerable speed up and save system resources, but will allow you to generate truly large number of passwords, in excess of tens of millions!

5 Generation Modes

The product offers 5 different generation modes, each with different options and functionality. The kind of passwords / keycodes you want to generate will influence the generation mode you select.

Basic Mode

If all you want is just quickly generate strong passwords, without having to go through many options, Basic Generation Mode is there for you. It lets you specify the length, turn on or off lower case characters, upper case character, numerals, special characters, as well as enable or disable character policies (see below).

Advanced Mode

Advanced mode is similar to Basic Mode, except it has far more options. It allows you to control precisely what characters you want to see in your passwords and what characters you do not want to see appearing. In addition, you can control how often a particular character or group of characters will appear, as well as where (roughly) it will be placed – at the beginning, in the middle, at the end, or somewhere randomly.

Sample case would be: password that contains lower case, upper case, and numeric characters with 10:10:5 ratio, excluding Capital letter B, and it should not start with a number.

Mask Mode

Masking Mode is different from the previous two modes in a number of ways. First and foremost, it gives you complete control over character placement. It can still be random, of course, but you can precisely control the boundaries of this randomness.

In addition, it allows you to use more sophisticated 'building blocks' in your passwords: words or items from external files / databases, and sequential numbers – parts that are automatically incremented with every new password generated.

On top of that, masking mode has several 'operators' that give you even more flexibility. For example, random distribution operator (...) can be used if you want to randomly distribute building blocks (be it characters, words, or sequences) in certain part of the mask.

Pronounceable Mode

Pronounceable Mode makes it super easy to generate passwords that are easy to pronounce. It too has several unique options. For instance, you can enable usage of double vowels and consonants, so that passwords like 'umbrella' would be possible.

Number Mode

Number Generation Mode allows you to generate random numbers (whole, negative, floating point) in mathematical sense of a word. You can specify number range within which the generated numbers should fall. You can also have the generated numbers match a given statistical distribution like Normal, Geometric, or Uniform (there are 17 built-in distributions - both discrete and continuous).

Generate Random Numbers

You can generate random numbers within a specified range or matching a given distribution.

17 Built-in Statistical Distributions

You can generate random numbers that will form a given statistical distribution.

Random Numbers within range

Generate whole or fractional random numbers within specified range. You can set the lower bound to be less than zero to generate negative numbers.

Use different numeric bases (radix)

You can specify the format of the generated random numbers, including its base (radix). You can specify any base between 2 and 36, including binary, octal, decimal, and hexadecimal.

Other formatting options include leading zero character selection, minimum length in digits.

Character Groups

Character Groups are distinct collections of characters grouped together for convenience. They make it easy to control password composition and character placement. For example, if you place a lower case character group placeholder in a mask, you can precisely control where lower case character(s) should appear. What's more is that you can easily remove and add characters from a character group. That way you can exclude unwanted characters with a single click!

There are 4 built-in basic character groups, 4 built-in phonetic character groups, and you can define up to 9 custom character groups - each with arbitrary set of characters, including non-ASCII characters!

Basic Character Groups

There are 4 Basic Character Groups: lower case, upper case, numeric, and special (punctuation and others).

Phonetic Character Groups

There are 4 Phonetic Character Groups: vowels, consonants, double vowels, and double consonants. These character groups are mainly used by the Pronounceable Generation Mode, but you are free to use them in Advanced and Masking Mode as well, though the last two phonetic character groups would be hardly useful in modes other than Pronounceable.

User-Defined Character Groups

You can create up to 9 custom character groups. Each custom character group can contain an arbitrary set of characters, including non-ASCII, Unicode characters. Custom character groups allow you to create groups of characters that make sense to you and help you accomplish your goals.

Advanced Masks

Masks can be thought of as blueprints for the passwords / codes you want to generate. While the masks are used by only 2 generation modes – Advanced and Masking, they are extremely useful.

In Advanced Generation Mode only simple masks are allowed, though you still can accomplish quite a lot with them. For example, (lun)sn is a perfectly valid mask for Advanced Mode. In this case it means that the first part of a password will consist of upper case, lower case, and numeric characters intermixed with each other, followed by special (punctuation and miscellaneous) characters, followed by numeric characters. In the Advanced Mode, the precise number of characters for each character type is determined by the appropriate character's group Density property and the passwords overall length.

In Masking Mode, the masks can be much more sophisticated, as they can contain operators, sequences, words, literals, and even data taken from outside sources. A thing to note is that in the Masking Mode, in contrast with Advanced Mode, a character group placeholder always corresponds to a single character from that group (whereas in Advanced Mode character group placeholder may correspond to more than one character from that group - see above).

Masking Resources

Masks, and ultimately the passwords which they correspond to, can be though to consist of distinct building blocks, or resources, and operators that manipulate these resources. There are several kinds of resources that masks can contain:

Character Group Placeholders - these will be replaced with actual characters from the appropriate character groups.

Dictionary Placeholders - these will be replaced with words or items taken from built in dictionaries, external text files, or even databases.

Sequence Placeholders - these represent parts of the password that are supposed to be incremented by a fixed amount with every new password being generated. Sequences can be binary, decimal, hexadecimal, alphanumeric, or of arbitrary base. See sequences feature for more information.

Literals - these represent unchangeable pieces of text that you type-in.

This wide variety of building bocks gives you an idea of how flexible the program is.

Masking Operators

In addition to resources, masks can have operators that manipulate those resources. Here are some of the masking operators:

Random Element Distribution (...) - randomizes the relative placement of all resources within the parentheses, such as individual characters, words, sequences, and literals.

Random Character Distribution ((...)) - randomizes the relative placement of all characters within the parentheses, even if it contains composite resources like words, sequences, and literals (thus it destroys words, random numbers, sequences, as the position of all constituent characters is randomized).

Random Length {CharacterGroupPlaceholder;min,max} - takes random characters from the appropriate character group between min and max number of times.

Range [basen,#ofdigits,min,max] - returns a formatted random number of base n with a value between min and max.

Random Placement - a complex operator that allows for scenarios such as if Part A is here, then Part B is there, and PART C is over there, and vice versa (parts here represent submasks, and their number is arbitrary).

But that’s not all – operators can be nested in one another, which gives you truly infinite possibilities.

Keycode Generation

With such advanced masking capabilities, support for multiple sequences in a single mask, and ability to insert external data from databases into your keycodes, you can easily create all kinds of keycodes for all your needs: be it generating unique lottery ticket numbers, pin codes, serial numbers, or anything else!

Use Words & Text Items

You can use words or other textual items in your passwords! These items can be taken from any of the 4 built-in Dictionaries, your own Dictionary (practically an external text file), or even from a Database.

In addition you can control which items are to be taken with various filters, and how they are supposed to be manipulated using letter-case masks, and other tools. And what's more - you can have several such textual items in your password!

From built-in "dictionaries"

There are 4 built-in dictionaries (collections of 'words') in the program: Default (nouns, adjectives, verbs), Given Names, Family Names, and Movie Characters - overall totaling at around 90 000 words.

From user-defined text files

You can also use words taken from external textual files in your passwords. These external textual files are regarded as user-defined dictionaries by the program, where each line is treated as a word. All the settings that you can apply to built-in dictionaries are applicable for user-defined dictionaries as well. For instance, before a word is inserted, it can be capitalized, first few letters removed, tuned into uppercase, etc.

From databases

You can use data from any ODBC-compliant database (SQL Server, MS Access, Oracle, MySQL, etc.) in your passwords. It works by adding a special kind of user-defined dictionary, where source of data is a database, and words are items returned by the SELECT SQL query that you specify.

Use Sequences like 009, 00A, 00B...

Sequences are quite far from being random. Essentially they are elements that you can use in masks, whenever you want the codes you are generating to have incrementally adjusted and formatted parts. For example, you may want to generate 10 000 codes, where first 5 characters should be in the form 00001 through 10000, i.e. this part should be incremented by 1 starting from 00001 and formatted with all leading zeroes included. Sequences allow for exactly such a thing!

But sequences need not be decimal. They can be binary, hexadecimal, alphanumeric, or in fact of any base up to base 36. In addition, you can specify starting value, increment amount (positive to advance, negative to decrement), maximum and minimum value, and other settings. You can define up to 9 custom sequences.

Also note that sequences are a nice way to make sure that all generated passwords / codes are unique (but there is a special uniqueness setting as well).

Transforms

Various built-in transforms can be applied to generated passwords as the last step in the generation process or even to the already generated passwords. Transforms allow you to further fine-tune the passwords being generated, enabling you to add, replace, or remove strings of text; affect the casing or order of characters; convert generated strings to Morse code, Leet Speak, Base-64; generate hashes, and get character codes; and perform other manipulations.

You can apply multiple transforms in a sequential manner. You can also specify exactly which characters in the original string should be affected (you can set the starting and ending characters and / or set RegEx pattern that should match only specific characters). You can specify how the transformed string should be merged with the original: you can set it to overwrite original, overwrite affected characters only, insert before or after the original.

Replace, Insert, Delete Text

There are different transforms that allow you to replace specific characters and text strings in the generated passwords. You can also insert or append new string literals; or even remove certain unwanted strings.

Morse Code Conversion

You can convert applicable characters in the generated strings to their Morse Code equivalents.

Leet Speak Conversion

You can convert applicable characters in the generated strings to their Leet Speak equivalents.

Base-64 Conversion

You can encode generated passwords in base 64.

Convert Number Base

Provided that the generated string is a number, you can convert its base (radix) to any other base between 2 and 36.

Characters: Reverse, Shuffle, Change Case...

You can perform various manipulations on individual characters like changing letter case. In addition you can reverse, shift by a certain amount, or randomize the order of characters.

Compute hashes

You can compute hashes of generated strings in the specified encoding and using specified hashing algorithm: SHA1, SHA2, MD5, RIPE-MD, CRC.

Many Other Transforms

There are many other transformations that you can perform, including getting Unicode character codes, byte codes, performing HTML & URL encode / decode operations.

Character Policies

Character Policies are special options that you can turn on and off (and tweak a little) that make sure certain conditions and requirements are met for the passwords being generated. For example, your policy may be that you allow no more than 2 consecutive characters in your passwords, so that abedgh is allowed, but not abcefg; or maybe you are not allowing repeating characters like the letter s in the word password. In all these cases, character policies help you ensure that all these restrictions are followed.

Repeating Characters

A Repeating Character policy, when activated, makes sure that no more than the specified number of repeating characters appears (1 by default, which means no repeating characters are allowed).

So for example, the word password will not be allowed, as the letter s is repeated.

You can also specify whether or not to treat lower case and upper case variants of the same letter as being the same.

Duplicate Characters

A Duplicate Character policy, when activated, makes sure that no more than the specified number of duplicate characters appears (1 by default, which means no duplicate characters are allowed).

This is actually a superset of Repeating Character Policy case; because here we do not allow characters to appear more than the specified number of times regardless of where they are in a password (they need not be next to one another, as in the Repeating Character Policy, for this policy to be triggered). So, if this policy is enabled, then the Repeating Character Policy is practically ignored.

So for example, the word password will not be allowed just as the word suspend, as the letter s appears more than once.

You can also specify whether or not to treat lower case and upper case variants of the same letter as being the same.

Consecutive Characters

A Consecutive Character policy, when activated, makes sure that no more than the specified number of consecutive characters appears (1 by default, which means no consecutive characters are allowed).

Consecutive characters are those that appear next to each other and form a sequence. In that regard, there are 2 versions of this policy: one for logical consecutive characters like abc, or 123, and one for keyboard consecutive characters like qwerty.

So for example, the word about will not be allowed, as the letters a and b form a forbidden sequence.

You can also specify whether or not to treat lower case and upper case variants of the same letter as being the same.

Similar Characters

A Similar Character policy, when activated, makes sure that no predefined similar characters can appear in a password at all. This is usually applied to 0oO1iIl characters.

Random Number Generators

How does the program generate random passwords? That is where does the randomness come from?

At the core of the generation process is the Random Number Generator (RNG), which creates randomness that the program then uses to make random choices, such as character selection and placement.

The product comes with 5 different internal random number generators that you can choose from. In choosing an RNG there is usually an associated tradeoff between the speed and randomness (which implies security, as more random = better security): the better randomness RNG generates, the slower it is.

The fastest RNG is XOR-Shift 128, which is a xorshift pseudo-random number generator with period 2^128-1. The most secure RNG, and the one which generates the best randomness, is the FIPS-140 compliant Cryptographically Secure RNG. The other 3 RNGs are: Mersenne Twister pseudo-random number generator with period 2^19937-1; Additive Lagged Fibonacci pseudo-random number generator that uses the modulus 232, and by default the 'lags' 418 and 1279; and the one provided by the system.

You can to an extent control RNGs by setting the value for the initial random seed.

Username Generation

You can generate usernames along with passwords, much the same way as you generate passwords. Usernames are generated according to a specified mask. You can then export generated usernames along with passwords to a database, or use them to update existing passwords in a database.

Duplicate Removal & Unique Password Generation

The product lets you generate truly unique passwords. That is the program can make sure that all generated passwords will be different.

There are two ways in which this can be accomplished. Number one: the program simply makes sure there are no duplicate passwords as it is generating them. Number two: the program can search for and remove duplicate passwords from the ones already in the list. The latter option is useful if you are generating passwords in several stages, or if you imported some date into the password list.

Unicode Support for non-ASCII characters

Your passwords can contain non-ASCII characters, as the program has full support for Unicode. In fact, as you define your own character groups, you can easily add non-ASCII characters into them. In fact, you can generate passwords and usernames with no Latin letters at all, but with say Cyrillic letters. This gives you full flexibility.

XML/CSV/HTML/TXT Export

The generated passwords and usernames can be easily exported into XML document, CSV or TXT file, or HTML web page.

Convenience Features

Office 2010 Ribbon User Interface

Extensive Help & Documentation

Presets

Easily Accessible Settings & Controls

Printing Support

Search & Replace

Getting Started Screen

Numerous Options

Complete Clipboard Support

Sorting & Shuffling List Operations

Updates

Office 2010 Ribbon User Interface

UI similar to Office 2010 with detailed tool tips puts all the important controls at your fingertips, improving ease of use.

Extensive Help & Documentation

The program comes with good built-in and external help. When you start the program, an optional Tip of the Day is shown that provides insight into some of the program's features. Within the program there are numerous tooltips that clearly explain what a particular control does. And of course, there is detailed help that clearly explains all aspects of the program – from concepts such as Character Groups and Masks, to User Interface elements.

Presets

The product can involve a lot of customization. For example you may want to customize character groups by including or excluding certain characters, or want to customize sequences. In addition, you may want to have several different presets of these customizations. You can do precisely that, as the program lets you easily save all your customizations to a particular area into a separate file that you can reuse later (this is in addition, of course, to the program automatically remembering all settings upon exit).

Easily Accessible Settings & Controls

Most of the settings in the program are accessible through what's called property grids that feature various drop-down controls that make it very easy to tweak different settings.

Printing Support

The program comes with full printing support, including page setup and print preview.

Search & Replace

The program lets you perform Search and Replace operations within the list of generated passwords and usernames. There is also an option to use Regular Expressions if you want.

Getting Started Screen

When you start the program, an optional Getting Started Screen welcomes you and presents you with several common choices of what to do next (generating new passwords, opening existing password lists, etc.), making it easy for you to get started quickly.

Numerous Options

The program has numerous options that control various aspects of its behavior.

Complete Clipboard Support

Full clipboard support is included. You can copy and cut various parts of the password list, and then paste them into other places in the same password list, into a different password list, or into a different program altogether - like Microsoft Excel for example.

Sorting & Shuffling List Operations

You can perform various list-related operations with a list of generated passwords. You can sort either the whole list or just the selected part, you can shuffle items in the list, or you can copy/move selected items from one list into a different list - all with a click of a button!

Updates

The program continually checks for updates and notifies you when updates are available.

Advanced Features

Weak & Custom Password Filters

Hash Generation - SHA1, SHA2, MD5, RIPE-MD, CRCSVR

Data Protection & EncryptionSVR

Database ExportSVR

Export to Microsoft ExcelSVR

User Notification by E-MailSVR

Command-Line Password GeneratorSVR

API - Signed .NET DLL Password Generator Library

Weak & Custom Password Filters

The program offers the ability to automatically filter-out unwanted weak common passwords, such as 2welcome or a1b2c3d4. This way it makes sure that no such passwords will be present in the list, even if the chance of them being randomly generated is very small. This significantly improves the security.

This Weak Password Filter is implemented by the program comparing every generated password to a predefined list of common passwords. In addition, with the help of Custom Filter, you may create your own lists of words, passwords, and textual items that you want the generated passwords to be checked against.

Hash Generation - SHA1, SHA2, MD5, RIPE-MD, CRC

The program lets you generate not just passwords, keycodes, and usernames, but also their hashes, that you can later save or export. The supported hash formats include: SHA2 (512, 384, and 256 bits), SHA1 (160 bits), and MD5 (128 bits), RIPE-MD (160 bits), CRC (16 & 32 bits).

Data Protection & Encryption

You can save the generated passwords in an encrypted XML file, protecting it with a password of your choice.

Database Export

There are 2 modes of export: you can insert new records into the table and columns of your choice or you can update existing records with the values generated by the program.

Export to Microsoft Excel

The product can export directly to Microsoft Excel by creating a workbook and populating the first sheet with generated passwords (and usernames).

User Notification by E-Mail

One of the common tasks of IT security professional is to make sure that personal data of all employees in an organization is safe and secure. Part of this is making sure that all user passwords are strong and are changed on a regular basis.

While changing the passwords may not be so difficult, notifying users about the changes could be a bit of a hassle. This is where program's User Notification Wizard can help. It works by automatically e-mailing users their new passwords, thus saving you a lot of time!

Command-Line Password Generator

Server Edition of the product, which is available on request, comes with a command-line version of the password generator that offers virtually all features of the main application in a command line format, so that it can be easily automated and scheduled to run on a regular basis.

API - Signed .NET DLL Password Generator Library

Developer Edition of the product, which is available on request, comes with an API for all password generation features in the form of a signed .NET 2.0 DLL library and detailed documentation. If you need to tightly integrate our password generator with your business logic, or want to use its password generation capabilities in your applications, then Developer Edition is for you!

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What's New in the Latest Release

What's New in Password Generator 2015

Learn about the new features introduced in version 2015. Move a mouse over a feature to learn more!

New Number Generation Mode

Random Number Distributions

Tweak Passwords with Transforms

Windows 8 & Server 2012 Support

Generate Directly to File

Office 2010 Ribbon User Interface

User-Friendly Property Inspectors

More Accessible Custom Resources

Better Support for Hashes

Detailed Tooltips in Property Grids

Improved Weak Password Filtering

User Interface Tweaks

Performance Improvements

Bug Fixes

Much more!

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What's New in Password Generator 2010

Learn about the new features introduced in version 2010. Move a mouse over a feature to learn more!

Office 2007 Ribbon User Interface

New Basic Generation Mode

Up to 8X Faster

4 New Random Number Generators

Cryptographically Secure RNG

Character Policies

Unicode - Non-ASCII characters

Sequences & Sequential Codes

Password & Username Hashes

Remove duplicates command

New Phonetic Character Groups

Improved Advanced Generation Mode

Masks: Range Operator [A-Z]

Masks: Random Distribution (...)

Masks: Literals Operator ""

Masks: Much improved performance

Password List Encryption

Double Vowels & Consonants

Improved weak password filters

Much more!

Testimonials, Reviews, Awards

Some information on this page may pertain to older versions of the product. Yet the current version has even more features!

Software Informer Review - 5 stars

Password Generator 2013 Professional is capable of generating unlimited passwords according to your specifications. In fact, this tool can build any kind of random strings you may need, such as usernames, passwords, ID numbers, key codes, etc. The program can generate strings of up to 100 characters and a list of 100,000,000 strings at once, but this will depend on the kind of license you acquire.

Password Generator 2013 Professional offers a nice user interface, in the style of Office 2010. It includes a command ribbon and several panels for you to select all your settings. Besides, you can work in several modes – Basic, Advanced, Pronounceable, Mask, and Number. All these features offer you a really large number of options and parameters for you to tweak. Therefore, it would advise you to start by reading the "Getting Started" section of the help file, in order to make the most of the program's capabilities. [+]

One of the sections in Basic mode allows you to define the minimum and maximum length of the strings and the character sets to use – lowercase, uppercase, special, and numbers. Another section allows you to add “transforms”, which can be thought of as automatic modifications that will be applied to the strings once they are generated. Among those “transforms” you can select reverse characters, shuffle characters, replace/insert/append strings, URL encode/decode, and many others.

Other sections of the program allow you to use or discard sequences of consecutive characters, include dictionary words, create pronounceable passwords, and export your password list to external formats, among other options. All the features mentioned and more are available to you in this Professional edition of the program, which is much better than the standard edition (this does not allow you to work in Mask or Number modes, generate usernames or create custom character groups, to mention but a few). On the other hand, there is also the Server edition, which is even more comprehensive than the Professional edition. For example, the Server edition is the only version that includes database export/import, hash generation, e-mail notifications, and encrypted passwords lists.

To sum up, Password Generator 2013 Professional is a very comprehensive tool that allows you to generate unlimited customized passwords in no time. Read full review on the site...

- Ricardo Soria, Software Informer Senior Editor

Free Downloads Center Review - 4 stars

These days for each and everything we need security whether it’s your bank account, email ID, files, folder, etc. With this comes the need to have a large variety of passwords that ideally should be different and unique. So to solve this problem we are presenting you the Password Generator 2008 Professional. It provides you with millions of passwords, key codes, serial numbers, pronounceable passwords, and usernames that are strictly generated following the rules that you define. You can also enable various other features to work with and you would find the program easy to deal with. [+]

Password Generator 2008 Professional software has a neat appearance that is easy on the eye and options are set on the screen on both the panels and the menu bar area. The Basic Mode provides you the options to character setting, options and length settings for the passwords. You can also change to the Advanced Mode option that has the Character Composition, Order and General Options set with it. You can set the Character policies and on the right side you get the option for the Character Groups that is for setting the character, density and quantity. Then there’s option ‘Sequences’ and also Dictionaries; it contains various properties. On the top you get the Mode, Count, RNG, No Duplicate, and many other options that you can change for generating the password accordingly. You can easily export the data to the Database or Microsoft Excel file and also import the Usernames. The generated list of the password is shown at the middle of the screen with the Username. You can easily save the list or open an existing one and even get them printed if required.

Password Generator 2008 Professional receives an appreciable score of 4.5 rating points owing to its excellent performance and extensive options. The software also provides you with the features to send the username and passwords through emails through the program itself which adds to its appeal. Read full review on Free Downloads Center...

Idaho Department of Education Testimonial

The product works great with the needs of creating truly random passwords with features like filtering out certain characters (l or 0).

- John Romero, Idaho Department of Education, USA

User Testimonial

Password Generator is the best password generator I had ever used. I'm more than satisfied with the set of features it offers. It is very customizable and easy to use, and is well worth the money I paid!

- Aaron Carroll, Canada

User Testimonial

Password Generator is an awesome tool! I regularly need to create complex passwords. Before I got Password Generator, it used to take me hours to do that, as I had to fiddle with different tools! Password Generator now makes my life a lot easier - it simply gives me the passwords I want fast!

- Jeff Jones, USA

SoftwareMotif Review - 5 stars

We are very pleased with Password Generator. As a healthcare software vendor classified as a HIPAA Business Associate ("BA"), our company is governed by U.S. Federal law of privacy under the 1996 HIPAA Federal Statutes.

We use Password Generator for generating "hard" usernames and "hard" passwords for our secure FTP services which are also regulated by HIPAA compliancy statutes. We also use Password Generator for generating "hard" passwords for each of our network computer logins. [+]

I recommend that all healthcare providers or associates who carry their laptops to use hard usernames and passwords for logins and physically safeguard them from theft. There is nothing worse than a stolen laptop that automatically boots to the Windows Desktop that also makes personally identifiable healthcare information ("PHI") and detailed financial information available to a thief or pawn shop!

Password Generator is the perfect product for this purpose, and I appreciate it displaying characters in Courier fonts to clearly see the passwords. Password Generator is a "must-have" software application for any healthcare business for use in their HIPAA compliancy business plan.

Thank you for an excellent product. I tried several products in all price ranges for their full trial period, but the winner was Password Generator's interface having the most logical look & feel, and Password Generator's enterprise quality.

- James Carlburg, Pres. Software Motif Inc., USA

UK Atomic Energy Authority Testimonial

I spent some time trying various other password generation utilities, but Password Generator Professional was by far the easiest and most advanced. I also have to mention the Customer Service which was both prompt and efficient.

- James Robson, United Kingdom Atomic Energy Authority, UK

User Testimonial

Password Generator enabled me to update my customers' passwords in my company database quickly, securing their private data from hackers. I was very happy with the results.

- Kelly Wang, Taiwan

User Testimonial

I purchased Password Generator Professional and I am very happy with it. It generates passwords the way I want, and does so quickly! For professionals, it is the only product to own... period.

- William Stone, USA

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Product Editions

The product comes in 3 distinct editions that determine which features will be available:

Standard Edition - offers the main application that you see on the screenshots with limited functionality (see table below)

Professional Edition - offers the main application that you see on the screenshots with most features (see table below)

Server Edition - offers all features of Professional Edition plus additional unique features, scriptable command-line password generator that can be automated, and more customizations (see table below)

The product is licensed based on the number of passwords / keycodes / random numbers / usernames you plan to generate as follows:

Starter License - Generate up to 10 000 passwords (inclusive)

Regular License - Generate up to 100 000 passwords (inclusive)

Extended License - Generate up to 1 000 000 passwords (inclusive)

Unlimited License - Generate unlimited number of passwords (depends on available system resources and other constraints)

Note that the term "password" really means any random string that this product can produce, including: passwords, keycodes, random numbers, usernames, hashes, etc.

Additionally we offer a development library containing all password generation features of this product in the form of .NET 2.0 Dynamic Library (DLL) that lets developers use password generation features in their own business applications / web sites. This library comes with detailed Documentation. It is sold separately however, so please contact us for more information and pricing.

Please review the table below for a detailed comparison of Standard, Professional, and Server editions. The prices shown below are for Starter License and do not reflect possible discounts! Prices for other licenses that include possible discounts are available on the order page.

Product Editions

Detailed Documentation & Help

Basic Mode

Advanced Mode

Pronounceable Mode

Mask Mode

Number Mode

Number Distributions

Generate to File

Usernames Generation

Duplicate Checks

Password Filters

Character Groups

Character Policies

Transforms

Words & Dictionaries

Sequences

Database Export/Import

Hash Generation

E-Mail Notification

Export to Excel

Encrypted Password Lists

Scriptable Command Line Tool

Standard Edition

From US $59.00

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Built-in Only

8 Built-in

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Professional Edition

From US $99.00

10 Distributions

Built-in & Custom

8 Built-in, 9 Custom

5 Policies

10 Transforms

4 Built-in

4 Built-in

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Server Edition

From US $159.00

17 Distributions (All available)

Built-in & Custom

8 Built-in, 9 Custom

5 Policies

17 Transforms (All available)

4 Built-in, 9 Custom

4 Built-in, 9 Custom

Product Extensions, Customization, and Custom Development

We can help you integrate Password Generator with your existing business logic, extend product's functionality, or otherwise customize it to meet your requirements!

Development Library

Development Library that contains all password generation functionality of this product is available separately for purchase as a COM-Compatible .NET DLL that you can use to leverage Password Generator's functionality in your own projects.

Let Us Customize Password Generator 2015 for You!

If Password Generator 2015 is not exactly what you are looking for, we can customize it for you so it specifically meets your needs! It can be done at a low cost to you, as Password Generator 2015 provides a solid foundation upon which new features can be effectively added by our experienced developers to quickly create a customized, professional solution that meet your needs!

Keep in mind that contracting us to customize the product will be much cheaper and faster than hiring a programmer or doing the work with your own resources, as we have extensive experience in the area of custom development, and what's more - Password Generator 2015 is a solid foundation upon which all the extra functionality that you desire can be built. More than 10 000 man-hours and over 100 000 lines of code went into the creation of Password Generator 2015, so recreating even part of its functionality from scratch would require lots of resources.

Fast development because it leverages existing product and infrastructure

Professional User Interface and familiarity as new features are integrated into existing product

Royalty-free, flexible licensing model

Useful Tips

Reasons to use passwords

There are many reasons to use passwords. Here are some common reasons to use them:

to prevent unauthorized access to important information

to guarantee security of personal information

to prevent unauthorized access to user accounts, such as computer and email
accounts

to be able to use various Internet services securely

Passwords will not protect you! But random passwords will!

To begin discussion about the importance of random passwords, it must be said
that it is a myth that frequently used passwords or passwords that are based
on personal information are secure. The fact is - they are not. Furthermore,
even if you are to use some free random password generators online, you will
be far from being safe, as those random password generators lack sophisticated
security and randomization technology required to generate truly random passwords.
So why do people rely on the passwords they make up in their heads or the ones
generated free online tools? Here are the common reasons why people might use
such passwords:

They are easy for users to remember, because they include personal information about the user.

They consist of known words that can be found in many hacker password dictionaries.

They contain number or letter sequences or letter-to-number substitutions, such as E for 3 or O for zero.

Look through the above list of reasons why people use "easy passwords" and think
do they really worth the risk of someone being able to hack into your user accounts
and steal or even delete your information? The answer is No, - it does not worth
that risk!

Realizing that there is a need for a new generation of random password generators
that will have advanced randomization methods and security checks, we set to
work on Password Generator 2015. The result is that we created user-friendly,
easy-to-use, and yet professional and customizable tool that generates very
strong and secure random passwords - truly random passwords if you wish.

Truly random passwords have one major advantage compared to other passwords
(those that you make up in your head for example). They are simply more secure
and reliable, as it is impossible to guess them, and extremely difficult to
crack.

Look through the following advantages of random passwords, generated by Password Generator 2015 compared to regular passwords:

Advanced randomization technology ensures that the password is unique and that it is impossible to guess.

Automated cracking programs will have hard time trying to crack passwords,
because passwords are composed of lower case letters, upper case letters, numbers,
punctuation symbols, and other characters, that are distributed randomly in
the password.

Because of frequent alternation of vowels and consonants, it is possible
to generate passwords that are very easy-to-remember, but yet that are very
safe.

Few Password Tips

We suggest you review the following password tips, as there is not a single
password generator that will protect you, if for example you write down your
passwords and live them on your desk.

Others can hear you give a password to someone you trust. So do not say your password aloud.

Someone looking over your shoulder can discover a password.

Don't keep a copy of your password in a desk drawer, on a monitor, or under a keyboard.

Your password is yours alone. So don't share it with anyone, including supervisors, personal assistants, or IT personnel.

Never write down your password. You wouldn't write down your PIN number for your ATM card, would you?

Do not e-mail your password to a co-worker, or offer anyone hints about what your password might be.